Memoirmonth Stories

What would you think if you shared a birthday? Okay...what if it was with a jerk? What if he make your birthday a living hell every year? But worst of all...What happens...

My freshman year may have not been a Happily Ever After, but it was sure pretty damn close. This is the third and final book of the Enemies with Benefits series. And I c...

A short story about a girl I met in Istanbul.

Ellie is a Senior in High School and she hasn't been in the social circle. Well more like she's not planning to be, but with her best friend Cassie and her bubbly person...

A story of a young girl who found happiness but ended with a broken heart. (Based on a true story) © Schuyler Gabrielle, 2014. All rights reserved. *BOOK COVER: @e...

This is the story of my experience on my year 9 summer camp. This experience can be closely related to hell. All you guys are probably thinking "It can't be THAT ba...

"She wanted peace, but she had no idea what a nightmare she pulled her loved ones in. " My best friend gave up a while ago. In other words, she killed herself...

Excerpted from the longer work HyperLife, this vignette captures the essence of a time of life (and history) where everything seemed possible...

An average day in the life of a teenage cancer patient. Pigs, tea and meds- completely normal! Based on true events.

Ross Macdonald--the pen name of Kenneth Millar--is widely considered one of the greatest crime novelists of all time. His Lew Archer series, which ran for nearly thirty...

A strange light in the sky. Strange lights in my bedroom. Weird hovering machine noise above my house. These are just a few of the strange things that have happened to m...

Laureen Kristine Hanson was a simple girl who had everything her heart desires. Her friends that are always there to support and help for her, her family that is always...

You'd think seeing a dog getting the shit knocked out of it on my first evening out as a teenager would give me pause. Nope. It marked what would eventually happen to m...

This is a memoir I wrote for my 11th grade English class about my experiences and thoughts as I watched my grandmother deteriorate from Alzheimer's Disease.

A story about meeting Stephen King - or his double? - on a plane while reading his novel, The Dark Half, about the narrator and... his double.

''Free as a bird'', is a phrase I have always loved...watching them soar in the sky gives me a feeling of liberation which I have always wanted to achieve!